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San Diego city government officials Friday celebrated the launch of Arts, Culture & Creativity Month along with working artists and state and local leaders at a nonprofit in San Ysidro.

The state Department of Food and Agriculture has declared a citrus quarantine expansion in the community of Valley Center, after detecting a fatal disease known as “citrus greening” in two trees located in residential neighborhoods during regular inspections, San Diego County announced Friday.

Thousands of San Diegans joined the movement on Saturday to push against President Donald Trump’s administration.

During their season-opening 7-game winning streak, the Padres played extremely clean baseball, committing just one error while their pitchers issued a respectable 21 walks in 63.0 innings. Getting away from Petco Park, however, has led to a little big of sloppiness. In two games at Wrigley Field, the Friars have already committed three errors while...

The San Diego Fire-Rescue Department hosted its 10th Girls Empowerment Camp for future first responders.

The owners of the now-shuttered Barrio Logan restaurant Salud are introducing their new restaurant and bar concept in Mission Gorge.

Five UCSD students had their F-1 visas terminated this week, according to a campus-wide notice sent from Chancellor Pradeep Khosla’s office on Friday. It also said a sixth student was “detained at the border, denied entry, and deported to their home country.”

Diana Torroledo was airlifted to the hospital. She suffered multiple fractures across her body and face, as well as a brain hemorrhage.

According to AAA, the average price for gas has increased 12 days in a row to $4.90, the highest amount since June 10, 2024.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday announced he’s directed the state to pursue trade relationships outside the federal government, asking partners to exempt California goods from any retaliatory tariffs.

The EPA’s director says he’s planning a visit to the border in the near future. Meanwhile, a U.S. inspection team is reviewing repairs in Mexico. NBC 7’s Joe Little spoke to South Bay residents who’ve been fighting the toxic tide for decades. They tell him that’s still not enough.

There may be such a thing as being “too clean” — at least in space, according to researchers at UC San Diego. The sterile environment of the ISS may not be healthy in the long term, according to researchers, who think that astronauts need more exposure to microbes, or bacteria, found on Earth in order to boost their immune system…...

New lawsuits filed by adults who claim they were abused as children decades ago with in the County’s custody.

Dozens of cars crossed illegally between August of last year until January, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.